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Meanings of ringed in English
Shaped like a ring.
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Usage of ringed in English
1
Little ringed plovers colonised Britain either side of the second world war.
2
Across the wide expanse ringed by grand buildings sits the president's mansion.
3
He was already in the suburban chain that ringed the great city.
4
She took it up in her many-ringed hands and read it judicially.
5
Her friend took in keenly the big deep-pupiled eyes ringed with weariness.
6
You imagine a signet-ringed hand waved over the room sometime in 1978.
7
The security circled my position and they were ringed by other punters.
8
Marcella looked wan and tired; her eyes were ringed with black shadows.
9
This was ringed with tall torches set into sockets in the stone.
10
Fanciers regularly look at feeding pigeons to see if any are ringed.
11
But on this day the Yunkai'i have my city ringed in steel.
12
Nay, it seemed as if the whole town was ringed about us.
13
The valley was ringed with precipitous cliffs falling sheer to its floor.
14
Cetinje then was a mere red-roofed village conspicuous on the mountain-ringed plain.
15
The warren of tenements that ringed the city was less crowded now.
16
Matthews' ruddy face had turned livid; his blood-shot eyes were dark ringed.
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common